Joe Herring News Today

Iowa may be known for its fields of corn and soybeans, but this fertile landscape also supports a surprising number of trees. Iowa has approximately 2.85 m

Kerrville Public Utility Board announced the appointment of two new members to its board of trustees. Mayor Joe Herring and Rachel Johnston were appointed to serve as trustees during KPUB’s

As celebrations are planned for Peterson Health’s 75th anniversary, one local longtime physician shared the history of healthcare before July 3, 1949, when Sid Peterson Hospital opened.

A special-called meeting of the Kerrville City Council on Tuesday evening saw the reinstatement of Joe Herring Jr. as mayor of Kerrville, the return of Brenda Hughes as council member

Why work extra hard when you won't be able to get an A? Why try to improve when you won't get worse than a C?

Last week’s marathon meeting of the Kerrville City Council began with numerous recognitions and awards. Retiring KFD Lt. Mitchell Ray, volunteers from Light on the Hill Methodist Church who provided

U.S. District Judge Xavier Rodriguez is expected to issue a ruling this week on a lawsuit challenging City of Kerrville ordinances that address electioneering efforts following an emergency hearing held

Kerrville, a city of 25,000 people, is gearing up to have possibly over 150,000 people visiting in the coming days just before Monday's total solar eclipse.

The filing deadline for city and school candidates in the May 4 joint elections in both Kerrville and Ingram has passed. Center Point ISD does not elect school board members

Last Tuesday’s City Council meeting saw the approval of the bonds to fund the purchase of two new fire trucks for the city, and the approval of the development agreement